Microfluidics in Physical Chemistry Research Areas: Current Status and Recent Advances
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 March 2023) | Viewed by 4855
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Interests: biophysical characterization of nano-self-assemblies; cubosomes; hexosomes; nanodispersions of inverse non-lamellar liquid crystalline phases; drug and functional food soft self-assembled nanocarriers; lyotropic liquid crystalline phases; microemulsions
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Interests: nanochemistry; sol-gel chemistry; organometallic chemistry; catalysis; green chemistry; micro- and nanoencapsulation
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Interests: gene delivery; lipid-nucleic acid nanoassemblies; surfactant and lipid self-assembly; phase behaviour of therapeutically relevant materials; microfluidics; small-angle scattering (SAXS and SANS); fluorescence cross-correlation spectroscopy; soft matter; nanomedicine; physical chemistry; colloidal science
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Der Colleagues,
Microfluidic platforms are attractive for use in different technological applications, including tissue engineering, development of organ-on-chip platforms, single cell analysis, and continuous production of nanoparticles with controllable sizes (including nanocarriers for delivering drugs or functional foods, as well as vaccines). Here, it is worth noting that the emergence of microfluidics opens new potential applications and provides new opportunities in different research fields, including basic and applied physical chemistry research areas. We are pleased to launch the Special Issue "Microfluidics in Physical Chemistry Research Areas: Current Status and Recent Advances" for highlighting the recent increasing interest in design and use of versatile microfluidic platforms in materials science and physical chemistry research areas.
We aim to provide a forum for the dissemination of recent advances in the use of microfluidics for various investigations in Physical Chemistry, as well as highlight future opportunities for investigations under continuous and confined geometry conditions.
This Special Issue will collect original research and review articles on microfluidics in physical chemistry research areas, including fundamental and applied research topics, computation, and the interface of physical chemistry, medicine, and biology.
Prof. Dr. Anan Yaghmur
Prof. Dr. Raed Abu-Reziq
Dr. Bruno Silva
Guest Editors
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